Any of these games could be adapted for playing with two polyhedral dice used in role-playing games, such as 10-sided dice.
For the Xbox, this mode was adapted for online play with Xbox Live, supporting up to 16 players.
With their unabashed embrace of cultural diversity and the rights of individuals, and their populist distrust of big business, Ms. Merrill's stories became popular in many public school classrooms in the 1960s, and were frequently adapted for school plays.
It transferred to the New Arts theatre and was adapted for ITV's Play of the Week series in 1962.
Described by one critic as "a controlled explosion of space," the Kappe residence has the quality of an atrium ingeniously adapted for work and play.
Honda designers appeared to have attended a performance of "War Horse," the play adapted for a coming feature film by Steven Spielberg, as they imagined a future car inspired by the spirit of a horse, and it was called, fittingly, Intelligent Horse.
Dr. Sacks's first book, Awakenings," which recounts the revival of catatonic patients with the drug L-dopa, is the inspiration for a ballet suite, aHarold Pinter play (adapted for sign language), and a lyrical film edited from lost Super 8 footage taken by the doctor himself.
Although few new plays adapted for the toy theatre were issued after the middle of the 19th century, a handful of publishers kept the old stock in print until the 20th century.
Václav Havel, the dissident dramatist and former Czech president who died yesterday, directed a movie, made several screen appearances, and saw many of his plays adapted for the cinema.
Ooyala features a drag-and-drop interface that makes such adjustments easy – users can simply drag their ads to a new place in the video timeline, and the system will immediately adapt for future plays without having to render anything.
